Mission
Relative Theatrics strives to present thought-provoking theatre that examines the joining qualities of the human race. Taking artistic risk, we provide a community gathering place where thoughts can be exchanged about society, culture, and the power of creativity.
Season 8 Continues with:
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF SMALL ANIMALS by Brooke-Erin Smith
February 12-28, Streaming Virtually, On-Demand
At the end of the world, two genetically engineered children are entrusted with the survival of the human race. Held in a restricted campus, they grapple with their extreme responsibility while testing the boundaries of what they are and are not permitted to do as saviors of the world.
“ Immediate, classic, and prophetic. A tender, funny, endearing, horrifying, and thoroughly theatrical look at the systems that bind us, the terrible prospect of freedom, and the danger of malicious education. Smith's script conjures, alchemy-like, an entire vivid and grim world with nothing but two actors and some incredible, incredible words. ” (New Play Exchange)
*Subscribers and Individual Ticket Buyers will receive a private viewing link for at-home streaming on February 12th that can be viewed at any time through February 28th.
“ Immediate, classic, and prophetic. A tender, funny, endearing, horrifying, and thoroughly theatrical look at the systems that bind us, the terrible prospect of freedom, and the danger of malicious education. Smith's script conjures, alchemy-like, an entire vivid and grim world with nothing but two actors and some incredible, incredible words. ” (New Play Exchange)
*Subscribers and Individual Ticket Buyers will receive a private viewing link for at-home streaming on February 12th that can be viewed at any time through February 28th.
*All 2020/21 Programming is supported in part by grants from the Wyoming Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, Wyoming Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Talk about "Risky, Relevant, Real" Theatre! This is it. I recommend it to anyone and everyone who gives a damn about figuring out life, self, and others." - Lew Bagby
Upcomming Virtual Programming & Discussions
December 10, 7pm MST - Zoom Production
THE ODYSSEY: BOOK 24, by Homer
December 17, 7pm MST - Virtually
STAR WARS: A CHRISTMAS CAROL PARODY
THE ODYSSEY: BOOK 24, by Homer
December 17, 7pm MST - Virtually
STAR WARS: A CHRISTMAS CAROL PARODY
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I support Relative Theatrics because they bring real, relevant and risky theater to Wyoming. That and their productions help us grapple with the difficult realities of being human. Join me as a supporter by donating to their annual campaign or becoming a subscriber! - Trey Sherwood
"I support Relative Theatrics and other local artists during this time of global crisis because we need hope. With nothing but anger in the news and in our politics, with nothing but uncertainty in our jobs and personal finances, with nothing but fear for our loved ones and selves, hope is elusive. Even if you find it, it’s harder still to hold onto for more than a moment. Art elevates us and challenges us. It demands we pause our anxieties to ask questions, to contemplate beauty, and to consider problems that extend beyond this crisis. I support the arts because I can’t afford not to."
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
-Patrick Konesko, Relative Theatrics Board of Directors Secretary
